Sifuna doesn’t need to kneel before Gachagua for you as a Kikuyu to vote for him. He doesn’t need to kneel before Kalonzo for you as a Kamba to support him. He doesn’t need to bow to, praise or worship any tribal kingpin to earn your vote. That mindset must end.
Once elected, Sifuna will be your leader, not the property of your tribal kingpin. Judge him by his ideas, policies, competence and the kind of country he promises to build. Vote for what will benefit you not for who your community’s political kingpin has endorsed.
@KeKirwa You took an allegation about one woman and turned it into ‘Kikuyu women are like this.’ That’s ethnic stereotyping. And the irony of lecturing people about evil while enthusiastically supporting a government accused of killing young Kenyans ,apply the same moral standard.
A man can spend the whole day at his in-laws house without lifting a finger, and nobody thinks twice about it. A woman walks into her in-laws house and people start expecting her to cook, clean, and prove she’s a “good wife.” Why are the standards so different?
@KiprutToo It’s fascinating how you are condemning one community entitlement while casually assigning motives to millions of strangers based solely on their surname. You are not being accountable rather prejudiced.
@Josh001J If you are supporting Ruto or sympathising with him, understand that people aren’t reacting to your tribe.they’re reacting to what his administration represents to them.criticism of political support is not the same thing as tribalism. stop pretending those are intercheangable!
@yuripyonp4 You want to tell me that your masculinity is so fragile that being asked to put ndengu on to boil before your partner gets home from work sends you into an existential crisis? Wekelea ndengu wewe.